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Diana of the Crossways

CHAPTER XX
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Thence he sped to his own room for hat and overcoat, and a sprinkle of cold water.

Descending the stairs, he beheld his companion issuing from the chamber of death.

Her lips were shut, her eyelids nervously tremulous.
They were soon in the warm sweet open air, and they walked without an interchange of a syllable through the park into the white hawthorn lane, glad to breathe.

Her nostrils took long draughts of air, but of the change of, scene she appeared scarcely sensible.
At the park-gates, she said: 'There is no necessity four your coming.' His answer was: 'I think of myself.

I gain something every step I walk with you.' 'To-day is Thursday,' said she.


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